A Short History of the Sikhs
A Short History of the Sikhs
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1 The Bhangi confederacy never recovered from this blow ; and in the course of a few years all 1 On this occasion the famous Zamzama gun, which had been captured from Ahmad Shah in 1764, fell into the hands of Ranjit Singh. It was afterwards mounted on the walls of Miiltan, and, on the fall of that fortress in 1849, came into the possession of the British. It now stands in front of the Lahore Museum.
Rise to Power of Ranjit Singh. 75 its possessions were annexed by Ranjit Singh. The Ramgarhia m...isl lingered on for another decade in semi-independence, and then it, too, was absorbed into what we may now justly term the kingdom of Lahore.
In 1804, Maharaja Ranjit Singh, taking advan- tage of the dissensions prevailing at the court of Shah Zeman, entered upon a campaign in the north-western portion of the Punjab with the object of wresting from the Afghan ruler his possessions east of the Indus. Crossing the Ravi with a large army, he reduced the town of Jhang, and then, proceeding southward, exacted tribute from Nawab Muzaffar Khan, the Governor of Miiltan.
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1 The Bhangi confederacy never recovered from this blow ; and in the course of a few years all 1 On this occasion the famous Zamzama gun, which had been captured from Ahmad Shah in 1764, fell into the hands of Ranjit Singh. It was afterwards mounted on the walls of Miiltan, and, on the fall of that fortress in 1849, came into the possession of the British. It now stands in front of the Lahore Museum.
Rise to Power of Ranjit Singh. 75 its possessions were annexed by Ranjit Singh. The Ramgarhia m...isl lingered on for another decade in semi-independence, and then it, too, was absorbed into what we may now justly term the kingdom of Lahore.
In 1804, Maharaja Ranjit Singh, taking advan- tage of the dissensions prevailing at the court of Shah Zeman, entered upon a campaign in the north-western portion of the Punjab with the object of wresting from the Afghan ruler his possessions east of the Indus. Crossing the Ravi with a large army, he reduced the town of Jhang, and then, proceeding southward, exacted tribute from Nawab Muzaffar Khan, the Governor of Miiltan.
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